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How to calculate the decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide

2010-06-07View Original

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Can anyone tell me if there is any pattern to the decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide at temperatures over 60 degrees? If so, what should the decomposition trend be like?
Reply #22010-06-08
In addition to temperature, the decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide also depends on the medium environment. For example, pH level, etc……
Reply #32010-06-08
Perhaps I haven’t expressed myself completely; with no changes in the external conditions, such as pH levels, only the temperature changes. What I really want to know now is what kind of trends occur in the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide at temperatures above 60 degrees What is its decomposition rate? Once it breaks down, is there any way to fix it? Will it keep breaking down?
Reply #42010-06-23
I’m asking the same thing; my problem is a bit more complex. I want to know what the kinetic expression is for the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide in a sulfuric acid environment.

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